Since Proton GE 8-24, Yakuza 5 works beautifully on the Deck. Finally, experience the full series portably, including this overstuffed monstrosity of a game.

A modern classic in the side-scrolling platformer genre. With a core concept that doesn't outstay its welcome, plenty of challenge and lots to discover, you really can't go wrong with VVVVVV.

If you've asked yourself, "what if Mario Kart had collapsing infrastructure instead of Koopa shells?" then this is the game for you. Over ten years later, Split/Second remains fresh and fun.

Roll up junk, grow your ball, roll up more junk, become massive, keep going until you're the king of all junk! Mesmerizing, satisfying and relaxing, Katamari Damacy simply demands to be played.

If a game can be catchy like a song, THPS is catchy. It's so easy to get into a flow with it and lose track of time as you complete one challenge after another. A timeless classic that shines on Deck.

While it seems like a straightforward run and gun action-platformer, there are layers to its controls and story that I enjoyed immensely. There's also a whole lot more game than I though. Really fun.

A fun brain teaser that's just the right length and difficulty. It looks quite sharp on the Deck and controls surprisingly well with the available community control configurations.

One of the last NFS entries that I liked the handling model of. It mixes Burnout Paradise-like with NFS cop chases (and a mini-map). Pretty fun, turns out. Looks and runs beautifully on the Deck too.

Wild frisbee action? With supers! It's an amazing game that I'm pitifully bad at, but its bright visuals and poppy audio really scratch just the right spot. A ton of depth to it for the courageous.

A breezy tabletop-themed RPG experience. Nothing that'll blow your socks off, I think, but it gave me a few sensible chuckles, as they say. A thumbs up for that.